On foreign policy, Romney & company sound like George W. all over again. Only Huntsman stands out from the crowd.
A review of the Republican candidates' foreign-policy pronouncements. George W. Bush-style policy is alive and well.
Who will win the Republican nomination? The warmongers or those they're demonizing as "isolationists"?
President Eisenhower's farewell speech was as much a paean to fiscal conservatism as any kind of attack on the "military-industrial complex."
American voters yawn while we wage war across the world.
Republican opposition to ratifying the arms-control agreement with Russia is all about leverage.
The United States spends 99 percent of its time figuring out how to butter up Israel, and only 1 percent on the legitimate concerns of Palestinians.
Obama doesn't have a communications problem. He has a partisan-politics problem.
The Republican majority in the House doesn't mean foreign policy will change—much.
Obama’s chances for reelection may well hinge on his ability to forge a tax armistice.